With some
form of cold knocking me out for the past couple of days, I've turned my blog
over to the lyrics of Casting Crowns' song "Does Anybody Hear
Her." This song sums up so much of
what I've been experiencing in this relational ministry with the good people of
Emerald City and its neighboring bridge communities. I'd like to write more but I'm shaky and my
pillow is calling me.
Does Anybody
Hear Her
She is
running
A hundred miles an hour
In the wrong direction
She is trying
But the canyon is ever widening
In the depths of her cold heart
So she sets out on another misadventure just to find
She's another two years older and she's three more steps behind
A hundred miles an hour
In the wrong direction
She is trying
But the canyon is ever widening
In the depths of her cold heart
So she sets out on another misadventure just to find
She's another two years older and she's three more steps behind
Does anybody
hear her?
Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even know she's going down today?
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that's tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her?
Can anybody see?
Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even know she's going down today?
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that's tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her?
Can anybody see?
She is
yearning
For shelter and affection
That she never found at home
She is searching
For a hero to ride in,
To ride in and save the day.
For shelter and affection
That she never found at home
She is searching
For a hero to ride in,
To ride in and save the day.
Does anybody
hear her?
Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even know she's going down today?
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that's tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her?
Can anybody see?
Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even know she's going down today?
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that's tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her?
Can anybody see?
If judgment
looms under every steeple
If lofty glances from lofty people
Who can't see past her scarlet letter
And we never even met her
Never even met her
If lofty glances from lofty people
Who can't see past her scarlet letter
And we never even met her
Never even met her
Does anybody
hear her?
Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even know she's going down today?
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that's tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her?
Can anybody see?
Can anybody see?
Or does anybody even know she's going down today?
Under the shadow of our steeple
With all the lost and lonely people
Searching for the hope that's tucked away in you and me
Does anybody hear her?
Can anybody see?
He is
running a hundred miles an hour in the wrong direction
Songwriters:
John Mark Hall
Does Anybody
Hear Her lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Essential Music Publishing,
Capitol Christian Music Group
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